Well, I really like this program. Microsoft Chat v 2.5 could create comic character according to chosen words in your conversation. So, you can see yourself like comic character.
I recommend you to download and try this program. The cutest thing about this program is that it even create story title for your chat. Have fun!
The screenshot is that just me playing. It seems that both parties need to use Microsoft Chat v 2.5 to work.
If you want more info, you can go here.
I told you guys yesterday about Google explanation for their decision to filter results in Google’s China. Now I just found out from theregister( they are really fast finder 
) that Google had to change their FAQ of Does Google Censor search results.
The original answer of Google before their China decision is as here:
After their China decision is here ( I take a screenshot, even though I am sure u can see directly on Google’s site ):
Sony blu-raydisc has got an official website. It contains information about titles going to release, supported partners, technical specifications and other news. Blu-ray will hit the shelves in late 2006.
I found out two websites, so I am not sure which one is the more official than other.
Anyway, if you want to know the titles and more entertaining website, you should visit this one. ( LINK )
If you just want to view more technical specifications website, you should surf here. ( LINK )
This is Blu-ray at a glance:
BD-ROM Single Layer Capacity 25GB
BD-ROM Double Layer Capacity 50GB
BD-R/BD-RE Recordable Capacity 50GB or 6-9 HOURS of HD
Industry Support 160+ Companies
Additional Features Interactivity and internet
Backward Compatible YES
Laser Blue (405nm)
Cost EFFICIENT
Video/Audio Codecs MPEG2, VC-1, Dolby digital
Well, first when I found out on the net that Google is giving limited ( filtered ) search results in China, I am really suprised. Why? So many whys are going on around the globe.
But I read on Google’s official blog, it says:
Our continued engagement with China is the best (perhaps only) way for Google to help bring the tremendous benefits of universal information access to all our users there.
As of now, that’s the way it is, that’s the way we ( all people on earth ) have to be. But one day, I hope Chinese Government may change their decisions for the sake of their people and any search engine robots could freely crawl everywhere.
Until then, I have to agree with what Google said because it is very reasonable:
Filtering our search results clearly compromises our mission. Failing to offer Google search at all to a fifth of the world’s population, however, does so far more severely. Whether our critics agree with our decision or not, due to the severe quality problems faced by users trying to access Google.com from within China, this is precisely the choice we believe we faced. By launching Google.cn and making a major ongoing investment in people and infrastructure within China, we intend to change that.
My opinions are based on what Google said on its official GoogleBlog.
If you ever wonder what words are being used most frequently, this website has got a really exciting answer. You can even search how much your interest word score.
For your quick reference ( As of Jan-27-2006 ):
No, no, sex is only 1236
news is 677
How it works? This is very simple for now:
WordCount™ is an artistic experiment in the way we use language. It presents the 86,800 most frequently used English words, ranked in order of commonness. Each word is scaled to reflect its frequency relative to the words that precede and follow it, giving a visual barometer of relevance. The larger the word, the more we use it. The smaller the word, the more uncommon it is.
WordCount data currently comes from the British National Corpus®, a 100 million word collection of samples of written and spoken language from a wide range of sources, designed to represent an accurate cross-section of current English usage. WordCount includes all words that occur at least twice in the BNC®. In the future, WordCount will be modified to track word usage within any desired text, website, and eventually the entire Internet.
Why don’t you visit wordcount.org yourself and have some fun?
I just read this at digg and I couldn’t stop myself helping this guy. This guy is just a student, who has been bullied by GoDaddy. He has been billed $44 for the domains he didn’t get. Let’s make justice everywhere.
Trust me, I don’t want to believe this. But I couldn’t deny it either. How can this happen? Is it just Google’s Earth mistake?
Where is this car? I am sure you don’t belive it. You just think it just a hoax. Here(LINK) you can download Google’s Earth file and see yourself. Tell me what is that if not flying car.
This is I quote from theregister.co.uk
According to our Oz photo interpretation bureau (Clinton Bird), the vehicle in question is at an altitude of three of four metres and doing about 80 knots. Which rules out a rocket-powered project, and we can see no evidence of the Wankel-powered turbofan outrigger engines favoured by the Moller Corporation
Updated: After I have read gearthblog, I will agree with one of those comments’ posters that Harry and Ron are on vacation. Many of you, Muggles, might not belive this.
Source : theregister.co.uk
We all watch Yahoo! Music Video, don’t you? Some of our favourite artists attract us to watch more than once. Sometimes it’s pity that we need to wait for buffering time and there is crapy due to our internet connection. How can we solve this? Wouldn’t it be nice if we could download the movie we want with highest quality available and watch it later again and again?
Here I found out how to do. This is their tutorial for how to acheive this.
Navigate to Farando Barajo’s page and download the OS dependant versions of LyFOX: OSX, Windows, and Linux. Unzip to your desktop and double-click the LyFOX application.
The clean interface provides one user input field. In the search box at the top of the window, enter an artist of your choice and click ‘Search’. LyFOX – modeled after the pkLauch Greasemonkey userscript – qeuries the Yahoo music music videos for the matchin artist and returns a list of available music videos.
In the list of available music videos, highlight the clip you wish to download and select the ‘More Info’ drop down menu at the bottom of the window. The MMS information box will display the ‘Artist’, ‘Title’, [Video] ‘ID’, and most importantly ‘MMS’. Copy the MMS:// URi and open the VLC media player to download.
If you want to convert your downloaded files for your ipod, they still got another tutorial for it. Read there.
To snare market share from Dell and boost its channel presence, Sony has begun offering $500 trade-in bonuses on Dell notebooks and paying solution providers additional spiffs.
The move also reflects the love-hate relationship between Sony and Dell.
Suprisingly, Sony is testing a new promotion, where they will give you a $500 dollar Sony credit towards a Sony VAIO for your trade-in.
Sounds confused? Just steal your grandpa’s old dell laptop and take it to Sony, they will pay you $500 to buy a brand new VAIO.
My only thought is that when someone uses a $500 off coupon towards a Sony VAIO, Sony will most likely lose money on that sale. While, this may not be a catastrophic catch, it could become one if this program actually gains popularity.
I’m not sure how well this will work, as the only way to grow rapidly, much like Dell has in the past, would be to aim at the business and I.T. folks, the people that generate 90% of Dell’s sales. We’ll see how far Sony will go with this.
Source : CRN
via digg
When SuprNova went offline, many BitTorrent fans found themselves orphaned and forced to seek alternatives to the once great BitTorrent source. Some goes to torrentspy.com and many torrent search engines pop up around the net. But most torrent fans missed the flavor of suprnova.org.
Some fans found themselves in an identical situation and vowed to fix the situation. They then launched Mininova and the rest is history. This was one year ago.
This year, Mininova has earned its reputation as the cutting edge in public BitTorrent indexing sites. It now boasts a large fan base.
At the mininova’s blog, written by Niek said,
“What was the reason for mininovas huge growth?
Was it the simple layout?
The perfect timing after SuprNovas shutdown?
The many revolutionary and advanced features?
The forum with its great community?”
But after newnova.org launches, mininova design has been changed. Many of suprnova.org fans, including me, prefers newnova.org with no exception. Anyway, we are on the same side.